Strike mobilising rig to SE-1 in Perth basin
Sydney-listed Strike Energy has started mobilisation of the workover rig and ancillary equipment to the South Erregulla-1 (SE-1) well site at its South Erregulla gas and carbon sequestration discoveries in Perth basin in Western Australia, it said on August 31.
Strike will rig up the well testing equipment and follow with perforation operations across the 16 m of higher quality net pay recorded in the Wagina gas discovery. It expects to begin the flow test programme by the middle of September, which on success would lead to the declaration of a second commercial pool of gas from the SE-1 well, it added.
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Strike in June reported "outstanding productivity" at the SE-1. The well produced a peak rate of 80mn ft3/day and a sustained rate of more than 78mn ft3/day.
South Erregulla is located in the 100% Strike-owned EP503 as part of the Permian gas fairway within the North Perth basin where the Wagina and Kingia sandstone gas discoveries are located.